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    Coronavirus (COVID-19): Increased Risk of Fraud and Cybercrime Against Charities

    15 May 2020 by Libby Mahoney

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    Fraudsters are exploiting the spread of coronavirus (COVID-19) in order to carry out fraud and cybercrime. Police have reported an increase in coronavirus related scams.

    The Charity Commission are issuing this alert to help charities minimise the risk of becoming a victim of such frauds and cyber-attacks.

    All charities, but especially those providing services and supporting local communities during the coronavirus crisis, could be targeted by fraudsters.

    Webinar about the risks of coronavirus frauds: what to watch out for and how to stay safe click here to watch.

    The Fraud Advisory Panel and Charity Commission have pre-recorded a webinar with sector partners to help you spot COVID-19 related fraud, and better protect your charity from harm.

    The Charity Commission have joined by fraud experts from the City of London Police and Chartered Institute of Public Finance & Accountancy who share practical advice and tips.

    To read the full Charity Commission article click here.

    Source: Charity Commission

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